- May 28, 2002
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kt400 vs intel 850e
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Is KT-400 for AMD processors or i'm wrong?!
If you wanna a Intel system, 850e is better but if you are smart, and don't want to spend your money for nothing, then you must to build a AMD system, and there KT400 is better.
<b>Before getting angry to the (d)evil, just think about who CREATED it!</b>
If you wanna a Intel system, 850e is better but if you are smart, and don't want to spend your money for nothing, then you must to build a AMD system, and there KT400 is better.
<b>Before getting angry to the (d)evil, just think about who CREATED it!</b>
Absolutely right.
These days THG published some interesting thing about the newer chipsets.
As you stated, right now kt400 is maybe the fastest K7 chipset. However, I think there's a great chance nForce2 to change this picture, but I'm not sure.
Regarding PIV's chipsets, I always say that the fastest and the most stable chipset is also made by Intel. Via evaluated a PIV chipset with DDR-400 support (isn't this chipset illegal too???), but it still can't outperform 850E.
Of course, prices of 850E-based mobos with RDRAM are... but who cares???
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These days THG published some interesting thing about the newer chipsets.
As you stated, right now kt400 is maybe the fastest K7 chipset. However, I think there's a great chance nForce2 to change this picture, but I'm not sure.
Regarding PIV's chipsets, I always say that the fastest and the most stable chipset is also made by Intel. Via evaluated a PIV chipset with DDR-400 support (isn't this chipset illegal too???), but it still can't outperform 850E.
Of course, prices of 850E-based mobos with RDRAM are... but who cares???
<font color=orange>ÃÎËßÌ ÇÀËÚÊ ËÀÏÍÈ, ÃÎËßÌÀ ÙÀÍÃÀ ÂÄÈÃÍÈ!</font color=orange>
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